Lying on an island of sand that appeared thirty minutes ago. the season’s low tide has given way to the day’s current. Here is my island Lady Sun sleepy she slowly slides behind the mountains at…
‘The dying of the day’ by Lily C. Fen
Tag: Poetry
‘Crimson Cupidon’ by Aneesha Roy
There is no love. Just the illusion of love to be used and exhausted till the last dregs then trampled and smote with brickbats, thorns, whatever’s handy. The illusion simpers in the gutter Or an asphalt pavement Till it dries…
‘Houses, No Homes…’ by Ananya S Guha
There is at every alley a twist. Then a turn. The alley leads to a house ( not a home). Cats purr, dogs bark and men and women push shovels, decaying remains of a foreboding truth. The one they know…
“For Neglected Young Minds” by Lazola Pambo
Is it because I am young, That my outcry falls on deaf ears, Left to wander alone in this concrete jungle, Alone with the chilly coldness of the night, They call me a street kid, Wrapped with black waste bags…
“The Man In A Wheelchair.”
Do not pity us, Seated upon our wheelchairs, We are an asset and not a liability, Able to rise up, Leaping with joy and pouring in laughter, We are not fragile, Nor are we sick in our minds, Take…
“State of Affairs In Our World” by Lazola Pambo
Some call it paranoia, But I simply say plainly, It is the state of affairs in our world, We vote for a president And he or she ambushes the nation, Forgetting the people, We lack to understand each other…
“Courage for the Battered Heart” by Lazola Pambo
People of today have no sense of compassion, Only a rare few show love, So many crooks roaming about this world, Fraudulent and disguised, Even the postman nowadays, Has a trick or two up his sleeve, Why in the…
“The Power of Forgiveness’ by Lazola Pambo
It takes a man and a woman of courage, To ask for forgiveness, The heart lives in pain but the mind lives in denial, How exceptional indeed, When broken pieces are gathered once again Domestic violence Never shows any harmony…